Many systems are supplied complete with frame for accurate installation.
Sometimes, but replacing the complete door set normally provides the best performance.
Yes. Privacy glass options are available in many styles.
Yes. Their insulated core helps reduce heat loss.
Yes. They are manufactured to suit the size of your doorway.
Quality installation minimises adjustments, though minor tweaks may be needed over time.
Yes. It’s a common upgrade for improved security and appearance.
Yes. Most modern composite doors include multipoint locking as standard.
Use warm soapy water and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
Yes. Bespoke colours, glazing, and hardware are widely available.
As a local specialist, KRB offers expert advice, professional installation, and dependable aftercare.
Yes. Many composite doors can accommodate specialist cat flaps without compromising performance.
Their durable outer skin resists everyday scratches better than many traditional door materials.
Minor cosmetic damage can often be repaired, while severe damage may require replacement.
Most composite doors are installed with a durable, energy-efficient uPVC frame.
Yes. In some situations outward-opening composite doors are available.
Anthracite Grey, Black, and Chartwell Green remain popular choices.
Many manufacturers offer complementary colours and finishes.
